The Washington critic., 1887-12-21
NUMEROUS LETTERS
l., A. la. Ill

In the late mail.
Mr.. House, banker of San Antonio, Tex,
expressed his gratitude TO DIR. Flower .or
the cure he wrought on him. A Mr.. IIuey,
a banker and president of the Texas Trust
Company of Corsicana, Tex, sent the same
kind of letter
Goncr Harncs of Anderson, Tex, says
DR., F'lt saved him from tho grave.
A lad, san Antonio, Tex, writes:
"AftU icians of this city had given
me up Il cancer you cured me-"
Mrs. -,l White Hitchcock of Corn
wall, Conn, says: "Oh DIR. Flower, l can
never express to you and my God my graft
tude for the miraculous cure you performed
in my case In removing great fibroid tumor
without using the knife and without pain,
and that after had been given up to die by
the leading physicians of this country"
Miss Laura NJ. Wilder of Fitchburg, Mass,
says: "The life / have and the splendid
health have enjoyed for years owe TO you,
who, in miraculous way, saved me from
death"
/. w. Cooling, Stowe, Mass, says; ''Yea,s
ago was suffering with consumption of the
lungs. In the shadow of death visited you
in despair. You performed in my ease %
perfect cure, which splendid health have
retained ever .ncc.'
urer of the county In which he lives, says:
"ENcrybody In 'u- country looks upon the
cure performed IN my ease by DR.. l.. q.
Flower as miracle and so do L.
d. w. Purington, Ware ~ w., says; you
cured me four years ago when all my friends
expected lne TO die, and ! have been well
ever since
Hundreds, thousands and tens of thou
sands .of such letters are on file in DR..
Flowers office
IL the city OF Boston Dr. Flower enjoys a
practice fabulous,y immense. Among his
patients are the lcaGing .Onsi.ics of the
Common wealth. His GhnPes Tor cSainira-
ton range from s. to SIS, Where the person
docs not take treatment but no charge for
examination where they take treatment.
His charges for treatment range from S25 to
hundreds per month.
Rather high intimatcd. "You would
not think so,h replied a ilne-lOOking gentle
man, an cx-Congressman from the West,
'if you were treated by him. Why, sir,
had you not better pay q good round sum to
q doctor who can tell you your trouble
without You telling him and then cure you,
than to pay out little here and little
there, and then be left to die? paid DIR.
Flower Sl,600 for curing my wife of a bad
cancer and 800 for curing my daughter
of consumption. Before consulting DIR.
Flower j had them treated by seven or
eight different physicians without any bene-
fit, and paying from Sl25 to 800 in each
case, l then had them abroad for nine
months, " great expense, without deriving
any benefit. brought them home to die,
but DR.. Flower has cured them both. have
now brought my business partner, who is
paralyzed, to sec him. tell you. consider
him the greatest and most successf nj physi-
clan in the world, and the cheapest. be-
came acquainted with several cases of DR..
Flowers kindness to the poor patients"
large portion of Dr. Flowers patients he
never sees, treating them altogether by cor
respondence.
Those who would know more of the
miraculous work of this wonderful man
should send to the Il. G. Flower Medical
Company, 1862 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, for their new, pamphlet upon his
soon have his sanitarium completed, which
will be the finest health resort in the world,
and place where every kind of treatment
will be most delicately and scientifically
given,-[B Boston Globe.